It finds the class. The odd thing is, if I comment out that second jsp:getProperty tag it works. I even tried <%= getPrice() %> instead and that didn't work.
I can't figure this one out:
I have the following bean:
/*
* CarBean.java
*
* Created on October 2, 2003, 8:36 PM
*/
package com.wrox.cars;
//package Templates.Beans;
import java.io.Serializable;
//import java.beans.*;
/**
*
* @author mike
*/
public class CarBean implements...
Re: JamesLean
DOH!!! That's so simple I'm ashamed I didn't think of that. However (and this might be unfounded), will performance become an issue doing it this way if the second TOP statement uses a large number (as in well over a couple hundred)?
BTW, I'm using SQL Server 7 right now.
I want to be able to duplicate, in some fashion, what I can do in mySQL. In mySQL, I can use the LIMIT statement to grab select data from the middle of a recordset. All I know of for SQL Server is to use SELECT TOP n. However, TOP doesn't help me here.
For example: A recordset has the...
I have a problem where I have a stack of images (a vertical menu) separated by <br /> tags that show a gap between the images in Mozilla. When I remove the XHTML DTD, the gap disappears, but that's not what I want to do to get rid of the images. I suspect that there's a CSS property that I...
I can FTP using the command line or WS-FTP. However, when I go to any site that offers software for download (download.com, any software vendor that has an FTP:// link for their software, or Netscape's download page), I can't access the file for download.
IE (and netscape) seem to use a "non-standard" port for FTP. I need to find out what port that is so our network idiots, I mean people ;) can know which port they need to free-up.
Thanks
This is most perplexing and it's preventing my access-driven web app from running. I need to assign IUSR write access to my database. However, when I right-click on it and select Properties, there's no security tab. This computer (a laptop) is not ever connected to a domain and it's rarely...
I found the problem. For some reason, the mappings weren't made in IIS to handle .ASPX files....and still aren't after three reinstalls. It won't even let me (the admin) add any more mappings. :(
http://www.mike-pulsifer.org/images/iis1.png ------------------------------------
"Unclean...
It lets me save the file, but when I browse the page, it's not being processed. IIS just spit the page back at me without doing anything with it. ------------------------------------
"Unclean beast! Get thee down! Be thou consumed by the fires that made thee!" - Brother Jacobus in...
: What happens if you create a new web project and try and view it. Same thing?
I created a new web project. It wouldn't save the asp (not aspx) page I created to the directory under wwwroot, but when I manually put it there, it runs (just has a response.write)
: Oh, something else to check...
should there be something for .aspx in the ISAPI settings for IIS? ------------------------------------
"Unclean beast! Get thee down! Be thou consumed by the fires that made thee!" - Brother Jacobus in Dragonslayer
-IIS is running
-It's not a virual directory
-I can view other pages no problem. My ColdFusion app runs fine. This is my first jab at VS.NET and all I was hoping to do was just verify that .ASPXes do run before I start digging deeper. ------------------------------------
"Unclean beast...
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